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Ecclesiastical History of England, Volume 4—The Church of the Restoration [part 2]

Note 254 — Chapter XI

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Barwick’s Life, 302. I find the following in the Cambridge University Library:—“Negotium Consecrationis Sacelli palatio Episcopali Norw. pertinentis.”

“May 16, 1672. The chapel was built and adorned at Bp. Reynolds’ expense, having been demolished in the Civil War. Consecration of the reading-desk, pulpit, and altar. Sermon by Jno. Conant, D.D., the Bishop’s son-in-law, the Bishop being disabled by illness.”—Baker MSS., 40, 5. Cat. v. 478.

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